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by batbomb 13y ago
Physically on chip, they are one in the same, especially since they share antennas. There's no way apple will let this through. A lightly secured connection protocol that can talk to your device disk sounds like a security nightmare. A
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by batbomb 13y ago
I've got an especially unique last name as well. So much so that I'm absolutely sure nobody in the world has my full name, and, as far as I'm aware, it's possible my dad and I are the only people in the united states wit
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by batbomb 13y ago
Jersey is an integral part of WebLogic as well, so development will assuredly continue. From the jersey mailing list: > Jersey remains the JAX-RS implementation in WebLogic as well as JAX-RS RI in GlassFish. The decision to not provide a
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by batbomb 13y ago
Oh, I agree about the nerd non/anti-assimilation thing, trust me. I might be on HN, but I work in academia with a vast majority of friends who are musicians, artists, or also in academia. Most of which live in Oakland. Of course, if yo
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by batbomb 13y ago
I don't know many people who aren't frustrated about the cost of rent in the city, but that might be because I'm biased towards knowing people mostly under the age of 40. I'm torn on the Ellis act evictions. I think some
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by batbomb 13y ago
Meanwhile SF supervisors have proposed a moratorium on the Ellis act. If rent was ugly before, I can't imagine what if will be like now. I get the feeling that the mayor and supervisors only care about displacement, not placement .
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by batbomb 13y ago
> These are the sorts of nuts-and-bolts reproducibility issues that drive researchers crazy, because they can be affected by things like the specific strain of mice you use, where you buy your chemicals, and even the pH of your lab'
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by batbomb 13y ago
The "undesirability index" is seriously just google search popularity for random popular songs, plus whether or not they pay.
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by batbomb 13y ago
I routinely deal with joins on a 100 million row table and they work just fine. Other than that, I also use a 10 billion row table for searches. This is in Oracle.
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by batbomb 13y ago
I'll tell you where it's not used: High Energy Physics. We use a workflow engine/scheduler to run jobs over a few thousand nodes at several different locations/batch systems in the world. If processing latencies don&#x27
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by batbomb 13y ago
As someone who has worked alternating day/night shifts for several years, I can anecdotally say that going to Amsterdam a few weeks ago from SF completely and utterly kicked my ass, and then getting back was worse. Much worse than alt
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by batbomb 13y ago
3 yew squared
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by batbomb 13y ago
Having worked for leading Video Relay Service for the deaf, I can say without a doubt that, unless this is seriously flawless, it won't catch on very well with the deaf community. Also, it's been anticipated for a long time. I d
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by batbomb 13y ago
On topic: Apple's support for command line utilities and the whole GPL v3 thing is becoming a serious issue. Bash is 6 years old on the Mac. For the most part, bash 3.2 is fine, but it's at the point where I have to work with othe
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by batbomb 13y ago
Just Like Honey reminds me of VU. Heroin is great, but other songs like Pale Blue Eyes make me tingle more
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by batbomb 13y ago
> It isn't just HappyTroll LLC or whatever shell company was set up that week that's going to be on the hook for fees. The fees can be applied to any "interested party" in the case. That's good, but the pessimi
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by batbomb 13y ago
Fun note: The conference room in the picture from the video is the Panofsky Auditorium at SLAC national lab. It was just shut down last month as they are preparing to demolish it.
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by batbomb 13y ago
The ability to use a for-each loop rather than an iterator or iterated for loop.
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by batbomb 13y ago
Texans love Ruidoso.
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by batbomb 13y ago
It's emitting alpha particles, but the energies are pretty low.
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by batbomb 13y ago
When it's mentioned in the "potentially harmful" scope, "radiation" is shorthand for ionizing radiation.
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by batbomb 13y ago
It'd probably be easier to design an ultra-long delay line ASIC that internally maintains a state for a certain count of clock cycles, and spits it out after a while. It might still be possible to do a cryogenic attack, but that wouldn
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by batbomb 13y ago
When you realize the world consists of people, and you realize the customer is just a person, just like the CEO is a person, then this doesn't seem so strange. I don't like the world where a CEO is somehow better than the average
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by batbomb 13y ago
I was referring to the fact that the parent said URLS weren't encrypted over HTTPS, which is not true.
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by batbomb 13y ago
You can't bulk GET either. I wish there was a BATCH keyword with some 10x/20x codes to enable pipelined HTTP methods. SPDY/HTTP2 should help with some of that.
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by batbomb 13y ago
That isn't true. URLs are encrypted, otherwise logging in wouldn't work.
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by batbomb 13y ago
If it's the same person, there's a Ross Ulbricht who has a BS in Physics from UT, and would be 29. Best friends with this guy[1], who lives in SF (from Austin), and declares himself as best friends. https://twitter.com&
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by batbomb 13y ago
3D data, but 2D plots. A histogram of a normal distribution (say, mean lifetime of a particle) is a 1D histogram. You would have counts of decays vs time. In your example, that would be 2D, but it's not. A 2D histogram would be more li
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by batbomb 13y ago
The problem isn't where you are at, it's where you are going.
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by batbomb 13y ago
I work in particle astrophysics data processing and management, mostly with gamma ray events for Fermi gamma ray space-telescope. Our total data size after five years is somewhere around 2 PB, but the data set usually used for analysis runs

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